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AUGUSTA HERALD:•
Vox.. XXITI No. 44.
New, Fresh and Fashionable
Heady .Made
(DibDmmsra,
(B»me real itiperfi ip, Lr tlie most
particular customers.) lately receiv- !
«d and for sale by
Dirnock & Marsh,
Merchant tailors,
(Nearly opposite the. City-Hotel.)
Augusta )ct ber 26 lit 3*
a* w:aaaaifp 9
•Merchant Tailor.
RESPECTFULLY informs his
Customers and the Pub'ic gene
rally, th t he continues to carry on
his business in Canteluu’s Itrick
Store, on Broad-Street, nearly oppo
site the Cl i Y Hotel ; he feels thank
ful for past favours and solicits a
continuance; he pledges himself that
his work shall not be exceeded by
any done in this city —He will con
stantly keep on hand Clo hs. Cassi
tneres and Vestings of the best Qua
lity, which he will sell and make up
on moderate terms.
£l7“ Received the latest New York
and PhiUdelpli a FASHIONS.
October 19. 8i S 3
. .
t Hh; nkvv
CLOTHING STORE, 1
IS REMOVED I
To the South sd* of linn! Street,
nearly opposite the Augusta Hook-
Store •, and furnished with
A COMPLETE ASS 'ttTNEST OF
Cloaks Dress Coats
Big Coats Coatees
Snrtouis P ntuioon*
Frock Coats, V sts
with & with- Drawers
out Capes Shirt., &.P. &C.
All of wit ch are in de after the
latest New Y rk and Philadelphia
Fashions, and fir sale at a small ad
vance for ( a* h.
Also— Clothes cut end ’"adp nt the
above Standi after the latest Northern
Fashions, by
C. Clark. !
October 30 lit 35 ■ j
McKenzie. & Mennocl\,
Have received by late arrivals, an ex
tensile
SUPPLY OF SEASONABt/E
mui
Their assortment now very com
plete, and they ff r the whole to
Country Merchants ou the most ac
commodating teims.
October 12 so
JSTHNV ilOlHvs at ,
KENILWORTH, by the aumor -
of Waverly. &c. &
Melinouth, the Wanderer, ny the au
thor of Bertram
The Earthquake, a Tale, by the au
thor of the Ayrshire Legatees,
or the Corre'.pomlenee of the
Pringle family.
The Angel of the World, a New
Poem
Blackwood's Magazine, No. 15
Just received and for sate by
J. &H. Ely, ;
Who keep constantly a large sup
ply of Eon's Cnp anti Letter Paper, !
aftd School B >oks, which will be sold
to Country Merchants on the must •
advantageous terms.
April 20 3t S 3 I
Have this tiay rec.n. E
hv the Steam Boat, the Life ol (> n
.eral Greene—Jackson on Fever—No
* Fiction, a Narrative founded ou lie- ,
eent and Interesting Facts.
— At.SO —
A FRESH ASSORTMENT OF
SttHMML VMHHS3.
F‘L{ S\LK
jjt tk a New- Cork Commission Hook
Store.
Samuel Starves, Agent.
July If ®
mTrche’s BEST
m&w&i isii wran
In Pipes and Quarter Casks,
For Sale By
1. Thompson.
Under the Glob- Tavern.
May 8. 90
THE
Wive ed on the sth July. 1821.
BY E. CRII'CHBR. E-q.
May be had at the ROOK S ' O'Ut.S of \1 m.
J. Hobby & J.St H. Elf's
Pnce 25 Cents.
August 10. 12
AND
Commission Rusiness.
'B'NHE Subscriber, having taken
the WARE HOUSE, recently |
occupied by J. S Barney, tenders his j
services to his frieuds and the Pub
lic in the
Storage and Commission
Musinesa.
His Ware-H (■uses aud Stores are now !
in complete order fur the reception
of CO i I ON or ME.fCH ANDIZii.
He hopes from a correct 6c prompt
attention to business, to merit a share
of Public Patronage.
A. Dauforth.
In Store & for Sale,
Bushels Liverpool
Ground Sait,
300 Casks Thom istown Slone
Lime,
80 Pieces Cotton Bagging.
October 23 6t 33
Colton Ware-House.
JOHN C. HOLCOMBE,
Re, I URN "> thank, to his friends
and the public for pist favours
Jiu his Line of Business, an I takes
this method of informing t. ciu—that
1 he has erected
I
A .Xew Ware-House,
Ft*lt DIE UKCKP i lO\ OF
Near (he upper end ’south side
: Bread-Street—on the L it next below
i Me.--rs. |{ & B Ling St 11. Mus
I grove, and lie hopes from strict per
joiui attention to all Business eoin
uiitt d to his care, to ensure a enu
tinna'. on o patronage, lie will con
tinue to roc* ive and forw ru GOODS
to ii : s friends in the country and to
transact ail Busiuess in the COM
MISSION LINK.
j tc?* I’he situation of the Ware
! Hon-:, excludes ii entirely from the
! danger of fire
(ii Consignment
! Beat Cypress Shin
jet * S illilt
30 1 ierc' s Boston Stone I.ime,
For salo low for cash—apply as
above.
September 11 41 t 21
AVI)
Co avails sion Business,
The Subscriber having taken a least
on the Ware-House recently occu
pied by
| HOLCOMBK & TUCKER,
(Opposite Messrsi Sim* Sf Williams
' V V r ii,L lie itu nkfu! to his friends
! V and 1 lie public for a share of
: their patronage. Every attention
| will be paid to the interest of those
! who may far or him with their busi
ness, whelh"r in receiving and for
-1 warding sales anil purchase* of
! 'Cotton oi* Merchandise
'of R :r. description—HiS WARE
' HOUSES <sj* S FORKS re now rea
dy for i lie reception of Cotton and
Merchandise.
R. Malone.
[ Augusta. May I. 88 13t
Ills solution.
|
, r ! 1 E <’(•-pur'ner-diip heretofore
f exiting under the firm of
VI w» df H >lt, '* 'his day diesolv- j
I e«l iy ti-rrta;. *i. The unsettled hit
j sines*: of :ii» concern, will he attend
ledtoinM r. .1 ohv S H Li, who j
will be found generally at the Compt
! ir.g-liuom or Ware-House of the late
Grin.
We retHrn cur .incerp thanks to
our friends and the public for the
lib“ral support they have given us.
and hope their successor, Mr. J. !S.
Holt, will continue to enj iy ffn
equul shore «f public patronage, in
the
AND
C ommisftioo \»uSinesß.
It is drsiroble to have the atfsirs
of the late firm settled without de
lav, and we therefore soliei' tlmse
who are indebted to make payment,
and those who have any demand*
Against the late’ concern, to present
them for settlement.
James M’Laws,
Jtrlin S. Holt.
Novsmber 6 8t t 37
FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 30, 1831.
T\\e SubscvYbevs, j
CONTINUE TO KEEP ON HAND A V ASSORTMENT OF
CHOICE a HOC FRIES,
FOR FAMILY sI.’rLIES,
Which then offer for Sate ou reasonable terms
(VI/.)
OLD East-lndin Coftee,
Jamaica Sugar,'
‘Treble refined Loaf Sugar,
Fresh Gunpuwdcr aud Imperial
Teas,
Superior Nw. i Chocolate,
Mould Caudles,
Rice,
Old Cogniae Brandy,
Do. Jamaica Rum,
Do. Hollands Gin,
Do. Madeira Wine,
Do. L. P, Tenuerilf.*, do.
Do. Port do.
Claret do.
Sparkling Champagne, do.
Hibtiert’s London Porter,
Superior Wine & Cider Vinegar
Nutmegs, Mace, Cloves,
Currants, Cinnamon,
Basket Salt,
Pepper, Spice, Ginger,
Segars, #e
Wm.
October *3. 33 6*t
The SuhstDi’ibers,
Have removed to thi Store, vert door
above Mr Knee land, where they are
receiv ng and opening
AV KXTF.NSIVK ASHOirTMKNT OF
Wuoks & Stationary,
Among which are the following .Yew Works :
Didier’s Letters,
Ward’s Letters,
Perry’s Anecdotes, No 3 and * |
and Blackwood’s Magazine, N* 20.
J. & H. Ely.
October 16 6t 31
i*as? maaio
i"*IN Bathing ‘Tubs, very superior
do Roasters different sizes,
do Scales with beams properly
regulated
do Buckets, different sizes
do Coffee Pols do do
do Pans ami Satlee Pans do do
<!<» Watering pots •du do
do Powder, Tea and Sugar CaU
uisteis,
do Cl.<t>ille Sticks
do Candle Boxes
do Candle Moulds
do Cheese Toaster*,
do Liquor Pumps,
do Liquor iVieusiires
do Graters, large, for kitchen use
do Nutmeg graters upon an im
proved plan
do Chandeliers, in sets of a su
perior construction
do Sconces, an improved pattern,
do Cups, pint and half pint,
do Spitting Boxes
do Lanterns, both large & small
do Skimmers arid Ladle*
do Cullenders
do Scoops and Funnels
do Eugines for tlie purpose of
watering Gardens, Ike.
do Pepper and Drudging Boxes,
do Sillabub Churns,
do Trumpets for huutcrs Hl stage
drivers
do Puddiug Pans,
Or any other article or articles in
the Tin-Plate Worker’s line, bv
Wholesale or Retail, will be fur
nished at the shortest notice and (lie
work well executed on the most rea
sonable terms; by applying at the
gtore of
John Hay leg & Co.
JO® TIN GUTTERS for houses,
made and put up at short notice.—
] Apply a* above
April 6 8t
Just Received,
Amt for Sale nt the New- York Commission
BOUK STORE.
C ALTHORPB, or Ellen For
tunes, a novel in 2 V I times
by the author of the Mystery or For
ty years ago—Price §1 75.
VIEWS OF SOCIETY and man
ners in America, in a Series of Let
ter* during the years 1818, 1819
and 1820— Price 552.
Samuel Sturges, Jlgcpnt.
August 24 ‘ 3t 16.
THE Subscriber has moved hi*
OFFICE to an upper Tene
meut of the Augusta Book Store,
where he will thankfully attend to
all Professional Call*.
John 7\ King.
October 6. 6t 28
j UolUns 8c Haunay, i
* OF NEW YOKE.
Propose, publishing by Subscription
SrnnKUriPK KIIITIOSS OF TUb
DRAMA TIC WO RKS
OF SHAKESPEARE,
ix two sizes,
Octavo and l/uodecimo.
STEUKOTYFE Editions come strongly I
recommended to the public, particular ;
Iy on account of correctness—consequently j
this modern invention will entirely do away I
the objection to American publications in !
that respect.
Such a work as Siiaklsi'kahk, perfectly
cree front error, and otherwise well exe
cuted, together with the adventitious cir
fumstances of ornament, needs little beside
to insure a favourable reception from tlie
friends of Literature, and of American en
terprise.
Tlie Subscribers are authorized to receive
subscriptions for the above, and assure their
friends, and the public jftnetallyi that they
will use their best exertions to satisfy those
who may subscribe; that they shall not, as
lias been too frequently the rise; he impos
ed upon by works published by subscription,
and in every case in which they are not sa
tisfied that the books, when delivered are as
good as represented, they shall be under no
obligations to take. them.
They will be delivered early next fall ;
and at from §2 to 5 per set’t, lower than
what the STOKE retail price will be for the ■
same work.
Persons wishing to be supplied with qle
gant copies of the aboVe celebrated works,
are requested to call and viett' the speci
mens of binding, tec. at the store of
J. & Hv Ely.
June 8. 3t 98
fTt IE Prophecy of Haute, a Poem hv Lord
I. Byron,
Mary of Scotland, or the heir of Avene) a
Drama, founded on the popular Novel of
“ flic Abbott."
Therese, the Orphan of Geneva, by John
Howard Payne, Esq.
Sergeant and Rawle’- Iteports, 3 vols.
The House Surgeon and Physician, design
ed for the use of families with Concise
Directions, price jjl.
X? A fresh supply of AMES’ best Letter
Paper, for sale at the Augusta Book-Store,
by
W, J. NOBBY.
Julv 3 3t 1
MIMS # GRAY.
Co-partnerahip is this «!ny
Jt dissolved by mutual cotlsen*
5 hnse to whom we lire in t»nv man
ner indebted in the cii) ol Augusta,
will pleasb lu render in lln*ir demands,
iti order that due method may be ta
ken by ihe concern for the payment j
thereof.
Mims Gray.
Edgefield C. fl. Out. 23 61 33
A CARD.
RE SPEC I FULLY informs her friends
and the Public, that she intends open
ing her SCHOOL on Xlokilat (lit 22d :n
slant, in Itcynold-street, directly opposite
Mr. .lames Gardner’s, where she will attend
to all the Branches of the English Language,
French and Music. Mrs. J. has also, engag
ed a young Lady, to attend to the dilferenj
Branches of Needle-Work.
Hct ber 16 5t t 31
HisAoVuHon,
THE Copartnership hitherto ex
isting in this place, under the
firm of McKenzie Benmoch & Com
pany, is this day dissolved by mu ual
consent. McKenzie and Bemn ich.
will intend to nil unsettled business
of that eoncetn.
Thomas McDowall,
McKenzie & Be.unoch.
Augusta, July 23, 1821. 7
NOTICE.
IS herpby given, to all my Crtditors,
that 1 have obtained an order
from the Honorable the justices of
the Inferior Court of Richmond Coun
ty, to he brought before them at the
Court -house of said County, ou the
fifuent’i duy of October next, in or
der tha> I may be allowed to take the
benefit of the several act- of the
State of Georgia, passed for the re
'i f of insolvent debtors at which
time and place they will appear and
shew eause (if any they have; why I
should not he allowed the benefit of
the act* aforesaid.
John McKinnc,
By Attorney ,
John P. King.
AuSgust 14. l
Xo’w in VrankYm Jail.
A Nagro Mao by the name of
about 5 feet high, and
eighteen "ears old, says he belongs
to Lewis Gilmore of Wilkes conn! v.
ThaddetK Beall, Sheriff.
Oetober l# 3\
[IV HOLE No. 1122.
| >3*
Professor of Music from New- I’o'k
and Itoston.
RE-'PKC IFULLY acquaints fhb
Public, that the euc ur.ig. m<■ nt
he lias received, lias detp. mined him
to commence the instruc'ion of Pu
. pill, on tlie
| Piano Forte, and in Singing,
\ with the proper method of accompd.-
[ nying the V«ice, according to the
; most approved modern style, on Mon
day the *!h of November, he will al
so, give lessons on the VIOLIN*
VIO .INCELLO, &c. fin*, with the
Science Os Composition. As the num
ber of Ins Pupils *ill necessarily he
i I tinted, an early application must be
made For the few remaining Vacan
cies.
Any commands left at the BO f ‘K.
S I OUK of Air. S. Sturoes, will re
ceive every attention.
October 80. 3t 35
DAwVC LXli A CAM
MR. COI.MfS.SNIL,
RKsPEC I FIFLLY informs the
i Ladies and Genltem-n of Au
gusta, (hot he will open his
Handing ScYtool
on the firs: Saturday m November,
and a will coiitinu • open Uirouglmnt
the season, for s. VI C,
j being well known in t|, « |Xce. (1 j
f. rs himself that I* .rents mid Guam,
dians will favor hint with the I ui
tio,n of their Children.
Lessons will lie given , n every Sa
turday morning, from q until a <>’-
duck and in the even, g from three
o’clock until sun set. Price of Tui
tion Pen Dollars per qn irter paya
ble in advance.
Two uud nn half months Tuition
will he the full quarter, including
three Exhibition Hills, to which Pa
rents nttd Guardians of his Scholars
ni'e invited.
IV. 11. Ladies and Gentlemen who
may wish to take private Lessons in
Dancing, Mr C. will lie happy to
wait upon them at their houses, or
at the Dancing Academy, on Green-
Street.
Atigusla, October 23. B( 33
To vue vvnt.u:.
IN the Ghi'iihitte of the *9tli ultimo,
I am charged by P. H Carnes,
with having advertised Eor salsa
part of ms land—Justice to mys. It's
and those w |;< *e I'.gont | a 111, require,
that l should declare Mr. luring
statement, using a milder term 111 n
it desert cs, o be kßuons.oijs—ilia
foundations upon wli.cli P M. Luri e*
pretends to predicate his claim a a
ihese—the first following ofwliirb
he has more than once affirmed in
my presence—that by a recent survey
ol his troct of land, he says he lied*
a small deficiency, wilhom iiflecniig
upon the natural cause which m.glit
have produced this d<niunition in
(Juantlty (naincly, 1 lie near approach
of the bed of the river to the Georgia
shore.) and secondly, the rumour
whielvh.’is for some lime prevailed,
th, t the present pr prietors of lot.
No. 12, from their apparent neglect of
it, were supposed not to he in posses
sion of good % sutficiOal titles— hd
thereby, from the of the
lot being situated contiguous to h i
tract,connected with the foregoing rea
sons constitute his whole claim to it t
Common report affirms P H (j .rnet
to be already in possession of u greater
number of acres than his pi n call*
for. w ithout touching the Lot No. 12.
Judgment wus obtained in the Fe
deral Court in istfl, against iV.ejor
George Walton, and possession of
said Lot No 13. given to the pi.pnl
tors by the Federal Marshal iu April
I »t—This Lot is of course, still, e*
heretofore, offered for sale—General
warnnty titles will be given to th«
purchase ; and if contested bv P. H.
Carnes, who has not. the shadow of a
title, he will be firmly opposed by
those who know how to estimate a*
well as defend their right*.
Nathaniel Hourtleaun Julian.
Jlugusta, November 2 St 29
Private Boarding 8£ I .edging.
Mr*. Ml. SANBWICH,
J P F.SPF.CTFUL! V i»fom* she
3 Friends a ,<J the Public, that
she has Rented a Commodious part
of the late Bridge Hank Tenement
where sHp can comfortably re-civ*
Boarders, from the 15th instant, on
accnminrdoting terms.
Wetober 9 li* 29